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Kickin' It Old School
Remember the schoolyard games of yesteryear? One New Hampshire man loves them so much that he brought them back ... for adults who are still young at heart. Harry Smith reports.
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Your best buys for back-to-school shopping may be waiting online. David Gregg of BehindTheBuy.com shows Bianca Solorzano some of the hottest deals.
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Iraq to solidify conditions for U.S. troop withdrawal. So far, the two countries do not see eye to eye. Lara Logan reports.
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Chiropractor Steven Shoshany explains to Bianca Solorzano the function of colorful tape seen used on some Olympic athletes.
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An organization known as World Vision is helping parents provide their children with free school supplies just in time for the start of a new academic year. Brandon Scott reports from Los Angeles.
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Olympic medalist Dara Torres is happy to be home from Beijing just doing "the mom stuff." The 41-year-old swimmer says that she doesn't feel like throwing in the towel just yet.
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Corporal punishment is illegal in the majority of the U.S., but remains legal in 21 states. Kelly Wallace reports on a new study that shows some children are more likely to get hit than others.
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After competing in the Beijing Olympics, 41-year-old swimmer Dara Torres has returned to her Florida home and 3-year-old daughter. But, as Harry Smith reports, Torres might not be finished just yet.
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Seth Doane visits a financially-strapped Florida woman and her 16-year-old daughter, who must help her mother pay the bills as they face the almost certain foreclosure of their home.
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John McCain is closing the gap with Barack Obama in a new CBS News Poll, as interest rises in who their running mates will be. Dean Reynolds reports.
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Tropical Storm Fay is hovering over Florida's east coast and is likely to stay through the weekend. In some areas, waters are waist-deep and hundreds of homes are flooded. Dave Price reports.
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Jonas and Hector work to save the Secretary General while Bob and Tom deal with an elevator crash
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Tom and Charles join Jonas and Hector in the Secretary General's office when the cake starts ticking
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